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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1897
Page
4
In a climactic aboard the hulk confrontation, Mullen murders Hughes and is slain by the narrator after a pistol duel. The pair are later pursued by Detective Death as Captain Shamonv is arrested, and the narrator faces inevitable justice in the end.
A Hythe woman has eaten only bread and butter for about 30 years. She has never tasted meat fish vegetables jam or many biscuits yet has not fallen ill or needed medicine. Friends urged variety but she remains devoted to the simple regimen and stays robust.
A southern firm hawks 15 varieties of Confederate bills for 25 cents and a rare collection of 50 different bills for 2 dollars, claiming millions in this money for sale. The writer mocks a restrictive constitution and suggests states with cheap money majorities could buy the lot, imagining Nevada thriving with per capita wealth.
Mr Thomas G Shearman argued before the American Economic Association that in eleven southern states hardly one tenth of farmers could have bank accounts or draw checks. He noted the 23 winning states hold 92 percent of bank deposits while the vast agricultural south and west with 75 percent of the area and 40 percent of the population has less than 4 percent of deposits, revealing a major grievance.
Wyoming's legislature defeats an unqualified free silver resolution and replaces it with a call for free coinage of gold and silver under international agreement. The move is presented as a lesson in common sense and practical politics for the Northwest states.
The text previews Lyman J. Gage's monetary theories from his 1891 Chicago talk and 1894 Chicago Club discussion. It argues greenbacks and bank notes are forms of credit, defends metallic money, and calls for retirement of greenbacks, sale of Sherman act silver, and elastic bank note reform with a national commission to guide policy.
Boston railroad worker James Freeman, plagued by salt rheum since infancy and muscular rheumatism from exposure in yards, reports rapid relief after using Dr Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People. He bought about eighty boxes, noticed increased appetite, purer blood, restored strength, and returned to work as brakeman. his wife corroborates the improvement.
Public notice notes new toilet facilities for gentlemen labeled Srulies and Dventlemen with hot and cold water and other conveniences. The feature aims to provide improved grooming and sanitation services for visitors.
From July 1 to 11 the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad offers round trip excursion tickets to Mountain Lake Park at a single fare. Tickets are valid for return through July 16, 1897. For details contact a B and O ticket agent or General Passenger Agent B N Austin in Chicago.
An advertisement touts Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a remedy for digestive discomfort caused by neglect of the stomach and bowels. It promotes a ten bottle package at ten cents per dose, urging readers to try it and regain vitality.
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